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Case Clinic


The mycme.com Case Clinic is a series of 3 integrated CME case studies focused on the assessment, symptomatology, diagnosis (differential diagnosis), and therapy for different therapeutic areas.. Each case will offer 0.25 AMA PRA category 1 credit, feature a post-test and pre- and post-activity summary, and be delivered monthly over a 3-month period via mycme.com and its affiliated mycme network of distribution channels.





Nursing Challenges in the Management of Acute Coronary Syndrome

Each year, more than 2 million patients in the United States suffer from acute coronary syndrome (ACS). The National Institute of Medicine has identified the prevention and reduction of recurring ischemic events and optimization of individual functioning as key elements of quality improvement. Health-care professionals, particularly RNs and NPs, play a key role in preventing catastrophic ischemic events by recognizing patients at increased risk for stent thrombosis, providing appropriate treatment and prevention plans, and ensuring that they are compliant with antiplatelet therapy for at least 1 year after stent placement. This series, which includes a digital monograph and two related case studies, highlights current approaches to antiplatelet therapy for patients with acute coronary syndrome.




The Shifting Landscape of Type 2 Diabetes Management

Now more than ever, primary care clinicians on the front lines of type 2 diabetes care require up-to-date, evidence-based guidance in order to set - and help their patients achieve - appropriate treatment goals throughout the course of the disease.






Improving Patient Outcomes in HIV/AIDS

While the complexity of therapy for HIV and AIDS often requires consultation with infectious disease specialists, primary care providers remain instrumental in screening/diagnosis, providing ongoing management and care coordination, and preventing transmission.






Treatment Strategies for Acute Low Back Pain

Acute low back pain (LBP) affects a large number of Americans each year, and is equally prevalent among both men and women. In regard to the management of LBP, the pharmacist's expanded role in drug therapy involves drug product selection, and prescribing and dispensing laws are evolving. Pharmacists involved in product substitution can become civilly liable under the legal theories of negligence, express or implied warranties, and strict product liability. This series, which includes a digital monograph and three related case studies, highlights the implications of generic substitution and the standards of care that pharmacists and clinicians must satisfy when engaging in generic substitution for the treatment of low back pain.


CME FROM THE CLINICAL ADVISOR

The Clinical Advisor, a monthly journal for nurse practitioners and physician assistants in primary care, delivers high-quality CME articles on topics ranging from derms to geriatric patient care with each monthly issue.

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CME FROM JAAPA

JAAPA, the peer-reviewed clinical journal of the American Academy of Physician Assistants, delivers high-quality CME articles with each monthly issue.

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CME FROM MPR

New Course: 2010 Quarter 2


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